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Hammers HP1 Anti-Shock Hiking Pole with Compass & Thermometer

Hammers HP1 Anti-Shock Hiking Pole with Compass & Thermometer

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Total Reviews: 19

Best Offer: $21.99
By Supplier: Kaito Electronics, Inc.

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hiking poles
The hiking poles arrived quickly but in two large separate boxes, unnecessary packaging and postage. I like them moderately! I don't notice the advertised "shock absorber" quality. The handles are a bit bulky and have no finger depressions. They are okay as a spare pair for guests but I like my Gabel poles better.
2008-12-02
Pretty Good
I have used this hiking pole many times. I have actually used the camera mount many times. When my wife and I have gone walking I will stick the pole into the ground (deep), put the camera on the top, set the camera timer, and poof we have a photo of the two of us! I have not used the compass or thermometer, I don't think either is very good. My hiking pole is currently bent though. I pushed a little too hard and it bent, I was surprised how easily it bent...
2008-11-20
awesome walking or hiking
I have a bad back and this stick is awesome, better than using a cane.
2008-10-24
Sturdy tool for the novice
Used this on Hesperus on my first climb. Won't ever climb without one and converted my dad - a long time climber. BUT other reviews had it right - this is NOT meant for the climber who is really hard on tools. The rubber base ended up with the steel bottom breaking through it and the round cap came off. The tension coil spring was AWESOME! and we both (at various times) liked the adjustable height option. I would not only recommend it -I plan on getting another!
2008-09-08
It's amazing !
It is realy amazing to have a walking pole and a monopode to hold my camera right there when I want to take that picture. I do a lot of trekking in the Mountains of Santiago area, Chile, and this pole is a very good companion. Forget about those little tripods, where you don't find a place to set the camera. This trekking pole is all you need. I'm very happy I bought this pole.
2008-08-17
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